What is Lean? Lean principles were originally created in Japan with an aim to increase workplace efficiency by identifying and eliminating waste within the manufacturing
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Many cleaning operations involve the use of chemicals and equipment. Managers must ensure that cleaning staff are appropriately trained and that they are familiar with
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The new sentencing guidelines are being viewed as the biggest change in Health and Safety legislation since 1974 when the ‘Health and Safety at Work
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The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) has warned that work-related injuries and ill health are still costing Britain over £14 billion per year, as it
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Now that the election is over and the Conservative Party has formed a Government, what can we expect over the next five years in terms
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The Government through the Department of Work and Pensions (DWP) has recently published A Final Progress Report on Implementation of Health and Safety Reforms (accessible
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A recent change in the law has removed the cap on the amount of fines that magistrates’ courts can impose for a wide range of
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After a number of years in development, the Construction (Design and Management) Regulations 2015 (CDM) were implemented on 6 April 2015. Provoking much comment, senior
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Safe workplaces are productive workplaces, and as an employer, you need to know what legislation applies to your business and make sure that it is
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Many cleaning operations involve the use of chemicals and equipment. Managers must ensure that cleaning staff are appropriately trained and that they are familiar with
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September 2013 saw the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) guidance on good health and safety management being revised, to reflect the widely used Plan-Do-Check-Act approach
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